Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-04-16
SATURDAY, APRIL l6.1887.
GRANT PITZER. .,.....".Local Editor
Go to rink tonight.

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A special term of the County Court
will be held on next Tuesday.
MEssRs. Philip and Jacob Rimel have
started a large brickyard at Sleepy
Creek
Mr.. WILL LIGHT will soon erect a
new house on his property on Burke
street.
THE Y. M. C. A. officers reports oc-
cupy large amount of space, but we
cheerfuliy publish them.
THOSE persons promised squash
seeds by Mr.. John Blondel can get
them at his place of business.
BEATRICE we feel sorry you are bent
upon going to occupy that room, but
the best of friends must part, you know.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONER E. B. Faux
ner has sold the Hayden property on
Burke street to Mr. Robert Martin, for
$3.50.
Mr.. DAVID HESS died at the resi-
dence of his daughter, Mrs. Oscar Ga
trill, in StriResville Tuesday night at
ten o'clock.
MRS. JOSEPH KEARNs, of Strines-
vile, died Tuesday afternoon at o.
clock. She leaves three children to
mourn her ioss
ANYONE wanting creamery butter
can End it at FL. M. Herring's grocery
store. Over two hundred pounds were
churned OF Wednesday.
MRS. MARY A. RoPP has purchased
the M. c. Kyne farm, situated about
four miles northwest of Martinsburg.
Price $50 so per acre
u Male weakness and loss of pow
er promptly cured. Book, 10 cents in
stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, 66S Main Street, Buffalo,
N. K.
JACOB VANMETER, brakeman on the
Second Division of the B. 81 o. r. r..
was caught between bumpers last Sat-
urday morning, and severely injured.
Ma. JOHN O'NEAL's new clerk, Mr..
Lige Sincindiver, of Darkesville, is a
polite and pleasant young gentleman
and a son of our esteemed friend, DR..
l.. d. Sincindiver.
TEE Echo, the West Virginia Uni
versity's paper came to our exchange
table this week. 1t is neatly printed,
ably edited and credit to the UNIVERSE
ty and State alike.
THE G. V. r. E. Company has re-
solved to again place on sale its COM
mutation tickets, which it withdrew
few days ago. This is wise con-
clusiop.
To receive satisfaction buy your
clothing and gents furnishing goods at
The Model One Price Clothing House.
We marked all goods in plain figures
and sell for one price only. a165t.
Fl. Nc DowELL, ESQ.,, has purchased
fine imported Holstein calf, which is
four weeks old and weighs 200 pounds
Friend Mac feels awfully stuck -up
about the "critter," and can be found
scanning it every spare moment.
MANN & BELL have repapered their
shaving parlors and added another chair
for the speedy accommodation of their
customers. Their business is growing
and both Lewis and George are getting
fat over striving to please their patrons.
A SERIES of meeting, three miles
from Harpers Ferry, under the auspices
of the "Church of God," led by J N.
Staub, have been centre of attraction.
About 55 persons have professed relig-
ion and the interest continues unabat-
ed.
RoBT. G. INGERsoLL, the great in
fdel, has announced his determination
to cease attacking and ridiculing the
Bible and God. We hope some
days to hear him preaching the blessed
golpel and trying to undo some of the
great wrongs which have been foster
ed by his strange teachings.
THE Americas club having disband-
ed, the members met at Mr.. Charles
Mathaei's confectionery store and en-
joyed delicious supper. The evening
was passed in delivering toasts, socially
chatting, and disposing of the tempting
collation. spread by Mr.. Ms efficient
cooks.